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I cant believe i only have 5 Days to go to my sleeve

iv got 5 more days left till my surgery and im getting soo nervous and i mean everyday is going by do fast and i sometimes question myself if im doing the right thing like what if i die or what if i hate it i dunno i really want it but am i gonna miss being able to eat lots of yummy delicious food, are these normal feelings before surgery

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I had my sleeve five days ago. I feel really good, but it is an adjustment when you're around food, especially if you have to cook for family. I feel hungry alot, but I'm not sure if it's heard hunger or gas! One thing for sure, this will teach you discipline. Unlike before, if you eat something you're not supposed to, or if you eat too much, it is painful. And take it from me, do not eat and then go to bed. Yogurt before bed the other night kept me up for 2 hours with reflux. On the plus side, I have lost 10 pounds in 5 days and the recovery has been so easy. Good luck to you and if you have any questions, let me know. I am so glad I did it.

I think almost everyone has those same questions and doubts right before surgery. You just need to think of the reasons you wanted the surgery to begin with. I know for me just the thought of the quality of my life after surgery, kept me going. I'm just over two weeks post op, and getting use to everything, it hasn't been to bad, and I'm more excited about losing the weight then I am about regretting not being able to eat certain things. Good luck to you, and please let us know how you are doing as soon as you can. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Congratulations and I hope your surgery goes well.

I spoke with my mother tonight who is a nurse and was expressing similar fears and she pointed out to me that while there is risk with any surgery if I remain obese I will suffer more ill health in the long run and probably require more surgery, medication etc...

I worry about not being able to enjoy food as well as I love my food, but I will learn to love other things.

good luck with your surgery and I'm looking forward to reading your post-op posts soon.

iv got 5 more days left till my surgery and im getting soo nervous and i mean everyday is going by do fast and i sometimes question myself if im doing the right thing like what if i die or what if i hate it i dunno i really want it but am i gonna miss being able to eat lots of yummy delicious food, are these normal feelings before surgery

Everything you are feeling is 100% normal. This is a pretty major change we are undertaking, of course you are going to have moments where you second and third guess your decision. But, at the same time you keep thinking about how this surgery can literally change and extend your life and the excitement of that outweighs the nerves and second guessing.

You will do fine, and we are all here for you!

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